Kindness Collaborative Poster | Catholic | Mother Teresa
$4.00
Looking to brighten up your classroom or hallway? Look no further than this beautiful Mother Teresa (St. Teresa of Calcutta) themed collaborative poster! This poster is the perfect way to celebrate Mother Teresa and honor her on her feast day, September 5. Students will work together to create a masterpiece.
Description
What’s Included:
- Poster Phrase- Be kind and merciful. Let no one ever come to you without coming away better and happier.
- 3 Poster Sizes (18, 24, and 36 pieces)
- Assembly Directions
- Kindness Reflection Activity
- Coloring Page of Poster
kimberly M. –
Met expectations Great value Liked how the students all had their own individual square to color
Becksta Joy –
This is a great resource and is super easy to use.
Maria P. –
Met expectations Great value This helped my 3rd grade religion class to work as a class.
Corrina C. –
My class received so many compliments on this collaborative poster. I appreciated how there was a journal, prompt associated with the poster to get students to think critically about the meaning behind the quote.
Classroom of Kindness –
Met expectations Great value My fourth graders loved this activity for World Kindness Day!
ginger A. –
time is precious for a teacher, this document will not print, wasted about an hour 🙁
Erin Hamel –
Met expectations Great value My kids loved this and when it was all put together it looked so good!
Sarah Rasch –
Met expectations Great value We used this during the first week of school. My kids loved it!
Jessica R. –
Met expectations Great value We loved this resource. It stayed up all year as a reminder!
Fluent in French –
Met expectations Great value I used this resource during the first week of school to have students collaborate while also decorating our class with Catholic content 🙂
heather K. –
My students love doing collaborative posters. We won a door decorating contest with this one!
Ashley Schmitz –
Students love coloring – we made this for our class’s “adopted grandparent” to hang in their room at their care facility. It brought a lot of joy.
Emily C. –
Great activity for the beginning of the school year!
Jaimie Gorman –
My students love a collaborative poster. We used this on the day of our class retreat!
Emily W. –
Collaborative posters are always fun to do with students and see how they turn out!
Jennifer K. –
These activities are fun and creative. Students can work on it during down time or in homeroom.
Deanna S. –
My fourth graders loved having a piece of the puzzle to color. Then we assembled it and hung it outside our classroom door, so they see it as they enter each day. I found that the 18-piece fits pretty well on a poster board. Thank you.
Cheryl G. –
My students loved coloring in their own square and then it looked beautiful hung in the hallway. The students loved finding the piece they had colored and pointing it out to others, and the message was perfect.
Gina S. –
My students loved having collaborative posters to complete. I looked forward to putting them together and seeing their creation. We hung them all over the hallway for others to see. They were beautiful!
Maggie Q. –
This made a great display and my students loved seeing everything come together! It was a good classroom community building activity as well.
Megan D. –
I love collaborative posters and this fit perfectly for our virtue of Kindness at the beginning of the year. It’s laminated and hung on our door for a constant kindness reminder.
My Fair Classroom –
This was a fun resource for the beginning of the year! The kids liked working on it and I hung it in the hall before Back to School Night.
Yolanda H. –
This was a great way for students to work together!
Inspire in 2nd –
My fifth graders LOVED creating this poster! It is now hanging in our school hallway and we’ve gotten so many compliments on it!
Stephanie S. –
This poster was perfect for the beginning of the school year. My first character trait that I focus on is kindness and it fit the theme very well!
Heidi B. –
Incredibly excited to have found this resource as our school is St. Teresa of Calcutta. My students love doing collaborative posters so this is a win win for sure! Thank you!
Sarah A. –
Love this resouce! Implementing this helped my students and myself… Thank you!
Melissa G. –
This was a great collaborative art project for my students to create.
Crystal Cizek –
Beautiful collaboration piece for our school hallway.
Jaime P. –
I teach grade three at a Catholic School. My students enjoy all your collaborative posters. They also make beautiful bulletin board displays.
Taylor F. –
My students love this activity! I used this resource when I had a substitute in the classroom. My students did not want to stop when it was time to stop.
Nella Blackford –
This is fantastic thank you! My 4th graders really got a lot out of this.
Kelly O. –
Beautiful! We used this as a wrap up activity for our Mother Teresa unit with our K buddies
Christina H. –
This was awesome! I paired it with a book about kindness and then let the the students get to it.